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Aim The aim of this case report is to describe a new protocol which can be useful to the clinician and can lead to a less frustrating process while taking dental impressions for fixed prosthodontics. Summary With the “Double-Step Reverse” technique it is shown how it is easier to take excellent impressions, especially in the post-space and in the multiple preparation impressions, without worrying about V-shaped voids and bubbles on the finishing line. Key learning points The DSR protocol requires that the wash material (Aquasil Ultimate) is first delivered on preparations, then we wait for its complete setting and later we deliver the tray material, with an impression tray. The DSR technique allows to have a great patient cooperation and a great serenity during the 3 minutes of the setting time. It is time-saving and reduces the waste of polyvinylsiloxanes (PVS) materials.

“Double Step Reverse” (DSR): a new protocol in polyvinylsiloxanes (PVS) impression-taking process - two case reports